Coronavirus, updated. 28-29 April, 2020

In total, 23 people have already died from the beginning of the epidemic in Azerbaijan.

1,766 people have become sick, 1,267 of them have been cured.

On 27 April, in Azerbaijan, some restrictions rolled back.

Almost all stores are open in Azerbaijan, which are now closed due to the quarantine regime, except for those located in shopping centers.

This is the first step in rolling back the quarantine measures in the country, which are scheduled to be lifted on May 4.

The restriction on the movement of citizens still remains in force, and in order to go out, you need to get an SMS permission from the authorities. But if this permission was given once a day for two hours, then from today it is be possible to be on the street for three hours already.

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866 people of them have been cured.

In total, 30 people died from the beginning of the epidemic in Armenia.

The state of emergency was declared on March 16 and will continue to operate until May 14.

Armenian gov’t continues to ease state of emergency restrictions

Now one can go for a walk, ride a bike, but but only within a kilometer from their house.

Members of the same family are now allowed to leave the house together.

Some businesses in the processing industry, builders and engineers are allowed to return to work. It is expected that more will get permission to start working within 10 days.

Public transport is allowed between cities and villages. But prohibited inside the settlements.

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168 people of them have been cured.

In total, 6 people died from the beginning of the epidemic in Georgia.

A state of emergency in Georgia was announced on March 21 and will last till May 22.

A phrased approach to lifting state of emergency restrictions in Georgia began today on April 27.

Car traffic, taxi operation and e-commerce restored, agricultural markets are open again.

Cars are allowed inside cities.

Tbilisi, Batumi, Rustavi, Kutaisi will remain closed.

Curfew still in power, from 21:00 to 06:00.

Maintaining social distance and wearing a medical mask remain mandatory.

Public transportation is still forbidden.

Schooling will not be restored until September.

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In total, 546 people died from COVID-19 in one day alone in Moscow.

In total, 93,558 people infected in Russia, of which 48 426 in Moscow. 8,456 recovered, 934 died.

Authorities continue to require from people to maintain a strict isolation regime for the upcoming “week of May holidays”.

According to authorities, Russia has not yet reached a peak in incidence. The next two weeks will be of great importance.

Empty Moscow, photo by Reuters

This video was posted by a Dagestani popular blogger Omar Alibutaev @omar_alibutayev in his Instagram. He says it’s “disgrace for the state” when it can’t provide hospitals and doctors with protective equipment and medicines:

“The state forgives debts of billions of dollars to number of countries, sends planes [with humanitarian help] everywhere – while it cannot help its own doctors and hospitals. They don’t have robes, masks, medical accessories. It looks like a mockery, it’s so shameful.”

Alibutaev has launched a campaign to gather funds and provide doctors in Dagestan with protective equipment in the midst of the pandemic.

Earlier, the local organization Patient Monitor was bringing attention to the problems physicians face in Dagestani hospitals, including critical lack of special protection equipment.

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In total, 1,717 people have become sick, 1,221 people of them have been cured.

22 people have died from the beginning of the epidemic in Azerbaijan.

On 27 April, in Azerbaijan, some restrictions rolled back.

Almost all stores are open in Azerbaijan which are now closed due to the quarantine regime, except for those located in shopping centers.

This is the first step in rolling back the quarantine measures in the country, which are scheduled to be lifted on May 4.

The restriction on the movement of citizens still remains in force, and in order to go out, you need to get an SMS permission from the authorities. But if this permission was given once a day for two hours, then from today it is be possible to be on the street for three hours already.

• On the first day that quarantine measures were relaxed in Baku, video

Dagestan is in the lead – + 153 cases per day, a total of 1,147 people are infected, 11 died.

Next is North Ossetia – the number of cases per day increased by 121. A total of 670 infected, two deaths.

In Ingushetia, the number of infected increased to 633 people, 19 deaths.

In Chechnya, a total of 447 cases of infection were recorded, seven people died.

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In one day, more than 6 thousand people are infected in Russia. In total, 93,558 are infected.

The absolute majority in Moscow is 48,426.

867 died, while in the last day 72 people.

8 456 have recovered.

In the world, the number of infected COVID-19 exceeded three million, more than 200 thousand people died.

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A woman wearing a protective mask holds flowers near a makeshift memorial for medics, who reportedly died in Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Region in the times of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in central Saint Petersburg, Russia April 28, 2020. REUTERS/Anton Vaganov

A 67-year-old woman died, she had several chronic diseases.

In total, 1,867 people have become sick from the beginning of the epidemic in Armenia. 866 people of them have been cured.

Among those infected with coronavirus, 28 children and four pregnant women. According to the minister of health Arsen Torosyan, they all feel good.

Since the beginning of the epidemic, 19,296 tests have been carried out in Armenia.

The state of emergency will be in effect in Armenia until May 14, and includes severe restrictions on the freedom of movement.

All public transport has been suspended, including the metro.

But a partial relaxation of restrictions has already begun, and some enterprises are working again.

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15 new cases in one day, in total 511.

156 people have been cured. 6 people passed away.

A state of emergency in Georgia was announced on March 21 and will last till May 22.

A phrased approach to lifting state of emergency restrictions in Georgia began today on April 27.

Car traffic, taxi operation and e-commerce restored, agricultural markets are open again.

Cars are allowed inside cities.

Tbilisi, Batumi, Rustavi, Kutaisi will remain closed.

Curfew still in power, from 21:00 to 06:00.

Maintaining social distance and wearing a medical mask remain mandatory.

Public transportation is still forbidden.

Schooling will not be restored until September.

• Georgia begins lifting coronavirus restrictions

• Georgia’s anti-crisis plan – who will be helped how

• A timeline of events in the Caucasus related to coronavirus epidemic, April 25-27, 2020